What I consider real gambling is buying TK properties and underestimating PM costs, underestimating long-term cap-ex costs, underestimating tenant turnover costs and also believing everything the provider says....not to mention, purchasing an SFR in an area with demographics primarily composed of renters and a median income that will never drive up SFR prices (which typically happens when neighborhoods are predominantly owner-occupied), and in the middle of neighborhoods whose appraisals are artificially inflated by other TK property transactions.

My two cents for the others on the posts lurking for the artificial profit numbers is not to attempt a graduate school  exam when you are not ready for elementary school HW.

They artificially drive good deals to a highest and best offer based on analysis that is shallow at best and straight up baseless at worst.

., the parent corporation for a multi-state, integrated health care system consisting of CaroMont Regional Medical Center (the “Hospital”), physician office practices, imaging centers, outpatient centers, an ambulatory surgery center, a nursing home, occupational medicine, and hospice, maintains its principal offices in the City.

That isn't the definition of a bubble, it's the definition of the opposite of a bubble (market forces creating price instead of artificial prices).

There are many "big name" wholesalers doing several deals a month in Phoenix who artificially inflate and deflate numbers when selling.

During undergrad I was a biology major with plans of going to medical school, but about half way through my junior year I looked around and realized that I wasn't as passionate about science and a future in medicine as all of my other classmates.

Marijuana is a legal medicine in Oregon and has been for many many years.

Maybe it's some other cause, like you don't digest something very well--and it makes you feel awful.Or maybe you can get some kind of medicine to make you feel better, because maybe it is not the house, but something else...like local pollen, or eating peanuts, or something.It could be anything--allergic to the neighbors dog, or squirrels, or etc...

There's just no way to artificially manufacture that feeling of being under the gun, and how much you can learn in a short time when you're under pressure.